Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 19

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, MARCI 12, 1926. 19 BRI"SH_‘[”RKISH 'LEOPOLD SCHEPP, WHO APPEALED |FIGHT FOR WOMAN’S | OIL FIRM MORTGAGED. |36 IN SHOW’S CAST [ ccuscravhoms atiet et o | o rait, was ordered by ports hu t the show IN VAIN FOR CHARITY IDEAS, DIES| PARTY IS PLANNED|#2700.000 Trust on Grusader Pipe ARRESTED ON STAGE buricuaue show ated il Women.” | b prosrens i 1 Cheluea v RE[A'I"UNS ACU‘[E —_— Line Co. Recorded. virtually :lht> entire cast, includi town theaters in droves to see it | Ne : = = i SHREVEPORT, 1 faveh: 12 = women. The audience hissed and pro- rty-six members of the cast were ew York Importer Had : k d ar tested tumultuousiy. ate fully el I Will Carry Plea for Seat in In-|oP.—A 52700, hus been | Police Raid Burlesque Perform- | '/fe SUCTICIANENT | ired into pa- | w aid s b e Given Away Funds To- ; ternational Body to e Fine Tame o, urt yhere oY | ance—29 Women Among Prison- | trolspausing only for the women ¢ s were chatged with : vor of the C St o throw cloaks over their allegedly | partic 3 1 indecent theatrical Convention of the Continental Sup ers Freed on Bond. scant clothing—and taken to a police Envoy Returns to London| laling $7 000,000. - : o G’ o et S station, . _— A HnE b After some delay and excitement e st_and pu $100,000 Associated Press. here they were released under bond “ubs the best foreign market . After Protesting Alleged By the Associated Pross I £ bt Yaiy ey i | i e + g, | 1 exce y 1, and W YORK, March 12.—Detec- |and allowed to re to the theater England hotse raisers in the Started Relall Busmesa NEW YORK, March 12.—The Na-| Octoher 15 . which ives and policewomen, accompanied | in time for the evening performance. ! th century ’ - violation of Treaty_ y - |i<)||;n{ \\"u|m|n'.~ Party, denied mem Eu:'jhl{““ by . L N o as Boy With Capital t T e Tl s ‘f.»"f\'{‘\‘kl.f"_‘..l‘.. o, et | S0 of 18 Cents. . to the intornational convention party | Artts 15 T aalt next June, it was decide g stations of the com- ealii at @ meeting of the natlonal council|P4NY SHulpmEnts Your Personality--- YORK, 2.—TLes of the party. = = 3 4 aws B % & The fight for the members = - & philanthropies and then appealed in ; oo B aiers of the arsanis| G0 1M Comfort SIVLES VIXE‘{;ES 702 7th Street N. W. QS 702 7th Street N. 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